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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
THE DAMAGE TO THE WISCONSIN.

Captain Bentley, OF The Wisconsin. fled his statement OF
the sranng OF that vessel with Consul yester
day diver examined tho after part Of the vessel yesterday
but nothing In her injuries materially different from
what has been published Tho Wisconsin WIFI go
rudder and rudder post
signsd 1874 passengers and their
Benteys conduct during the accident been
ssnf %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
ALONG THE SOUND.

WRsTPoaf-A leopard seal. weighing nearly 100 pounds
wac yesterday caught In seine the saugatuck River by
Samuel Allen. 'N "
BkDGEPoRTThe city debt for year TO end March will
show al increase OF nearly $4,000 year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
ARRESTED TWICE IN ONE DAY

Tho Park Police arrested tho workmen Of Contractor John
oattey yesterday while they excavang for sewer In
ehundred thteenthst between boulevard and
RtversdoPsrk They discharged by the Police Justce
ond returned work. when they second time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19

The continued illness Of h wife has led him to take this stop
years of faithful work have brought tho church
eep taken By pastor six months leave OF absence
In lieu OF accepting MS RS
iRnaton, but his decision 10 final
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
NO MORE LAssoINd IN THE STREETS

Chief Drumnond OF the United States Secret servcs want
70 Police Headquarters yesterday to complain that his boy
who attends public school city had been injured nv
being ass0ed by other schoolboya Lassong has becoe
a ira smnsemSnt among some lads
Superintendent Murray an order 10 he "sa
captains ~ put . stop 10 this sport ~ Wv '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
SHIPPING NEWS.

PoRToT NEw.YoRK FEB 49, 1887.
ARRIVED
(Brl. Stettn s. Gothenburg IL
Groonock 30 20 a at
o. 80 ~.
steamer Taye tder willegsrod. Bremen Feb y. South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
MARINE INTELLIG ENOE
MINIATURES ALMANAC

TO-DAY.
Sun 6t6 Sets. b38 Moon ri,s AL Moons are 20
HIGH
LH-Sandy Hook I47 Gov. lard. b37 He'll Gats. 7;23
PN-sandy Hook. b:32 Gov. Isld. 602 Hell Gate. 7:5l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19

and up The their arrest ven by me ponce
that tho while working under contract of tne 10
partmsnt Public Works have obtained no permit @ inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19

CEALSKIN Jackets and Short Wraps prices
~ marked way down @. c. sHAYNE, lO3 Princest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
WHAT "a GOING ON TO-DAY.

Senate Committee Taxation No "a Nassau ~, ~ M
Ecwersey Legislature Investigating COMMITTEE Jersey
City a.. c.u. ,r,,or On m
St Valentines Kettedrum. Demonicos. AFTERNOON anu
Phillips Exeter Academy annual dinner. Holman House.
Yale dinner Cook Hotel Brunswick evening
Funeral OF Larry" o. Bien No 2oo West Twenty second
Presbytsr1an Club Park Avenue Hotel. Bpm
Manhattan Athletic Club musicale. evening.
Professor lecture Of Natural History
1Q:Y0 O.
Tstui Bsba's lecture, Chickerng Hall p m,
Mira Jenpess Millers lecture, ChfckerinR HAIL p NJ
Male Principals Association College Of tho City Of Now
York. 1880 IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19

II you desire clear skin and sweet breath
purify the blood with Parkers Tonic.
Hindercorns, the best cure for corns 10 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
STATEN ISIAND

Iho Fev William W. Clark hes resigned the
sio'heo church on Staten Leland " take March 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
WHAT DOES IT Me-

Advertising In Directories good results Try IL
!. TRow CITY DIRECTORY CO.,
IL University Plaza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
NETWORK CITY.

James Douglas IT,. will lecture tonight the RAILROADS
| Of the Rocky Mountains" In Cooper Union Hail.
child siok with smallpox removed from No <%A west
FftyLourth.st yesterday.
minstrel entertainment win be given BY the Sixth Com
pany the 7 Regiment the assembly rooms OF inc Metro
| poltan Opera House this evening.
Tho Of Commodore Garrison ct Par kav@ ana
Thirty St has been sold BY Richards sause LOT
| 100000
The trial of Roster violations Of the Excise and
theatrical laws down by Recorder smyth for
Monday
The schooner win Mazyck which driven ashore at
Sandy Hook February TO- assisted on by the
crew yesterday and then came TO the city
Edward Zion accused sending indecent postal card
through mails held by Commissioner Shields yester
day for examination.
An entertainment the benefit Of the Sunday school OF
Grace Episcopal Church. In East hundred
st. WAS given the church last night The Amphon Male
ouartete sang and R. c. Holden rcced
several pieces.
Mary f. Austin who occupied fat in siIthave. near
Thirty pleaded guilty yesterday before Judge Cow
Ing charge Of abduction Lizzie Ryan, fifteen made
complaint which indictment found There are
charges against Mrs Austin and she remanded for
sentence
pair Of horses driven BY William Beke Of No 422 West
Thirty sevenhst knocked down by car at Madison
and Twenty third ST. yesterday. One horse fell upon
Berke and injured his foot
coal barge consigned to Peter and Alexander Mcdonnell
Of No. 90 washngtons between Piers Nos and
T. North River yesterday afternoon There on board
175 tons OF coal The loss is about 81. 500.
Captain Joseph Cobb OF the Richmond County police
while walking through the Bowery yesterday afternoon
negro wearing Richmond County police shield
acting special officer in front of OF the variety shows
HIS badge from him by Captain Cobb but no was
arrested.
Teode Acebedo Randeis F1guero Mexican sailors
the bark Maria qusrreled December4. Acebedo drew
sheath and stabbed his companion, causing his death
He pleaded gnity yesterday charge OF and
i'm tn fifteen In
Prison.
The Charity Commissioners opened bid yesterday for
900 tons OF poor" coal bid for S5 10
which price bought This is the fourth
rejected bid for lot OF PRISON coal
put price IS 9O and that too rejected The
Commissioners Will try again
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
INCOMING STEAMERS
Announcements

ALBERT LEWIS, N. D.. z Beach-st.. N. Y.
Hours-ll 10 ! and 3 10 b p. m. Sundays. 10 TO IA
Diseases OF nervous system. nom Whatever cause
specially 40 years. Our readers may safely
sult the Doctor the OF receiving
treatment reliable opinions and common advce-l ADJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
ia Lexington. ave-. between, Goth and S0th sta.
Hours--S 10 6t07 Iisesses OF the Nervous System.
Gento- Urinary 0rgana Impotence and sterility.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
TESTING AN IMPROVED OAR-RsArzR

TESTING AN IMPROVED OAR-REATHR
About 500 people stood in the rain for half An hour
yesterday ct foot Of vanderbtave and the
tracks Of tho Hudson River Railroad near tho Forty
fthst bridge, to sec rather novel test in the way OF
improved patent s;s stove so ana I S, x en-
dropped from the top of the bridge on pile Of dry goods
and nnammabe rubbish 70 prove that even ~ the
escape and catch the broken parts Of the Tho heater
was big steel boiler with stove inside through which
to S1 the an
coil and the heated water in them to heat tAe
and the heater tipped Oh the brdged falling forty
without bursting or letting the GOALS escape Tho only
pipe coils which put out the fire in the heater.
Prank Thomson viceprssident Of the Pennsylv:nia
said that the question of substituting other system
Of heating railroad than BY e., had engaged the
years but that far no feasible substitute had been dis
failed to give entire saisfscton Heating by steam
tho locomotive engine was open 70 the peril Of pipes
cars proved to be bad Are in them just as
feasible system Gould b discovered the Psnnsylyania
ssd IN this aSsS:on much sn pas
SON said, and We DO great deaf q travelling our
ton to q minimum"
DIsREPUTABLE PLACES 70 BE CLEARED OUT.
Acting Mayor Beekman yesterday declined to rcnew
the license OF George Thesis for his music hall at
No. 138 East Fourtecnthst known a. tho Alhambra"
Mr.. Beekman says In giving his for Withholding
his consent that the records Of the Police Department
show that since July l. 1886. nine arrests have been
made place for violating the theatrical license law
and law. In Of the the prisoners
held to bail The proprietor holds eIcse license.
Policemen have testified that the excise law was openly
violated there and that tho moral influence Of the place
bad The undisguised contempt for the laws shown
In this and other OF similar character which have
before him, Mr. Beekman holds. indicates q
Of security In violating the laws which calls for instant
correction and justdes the immediate adoption OF
at whatever cost by which speedy trial shall follow
each arrest
Mr. Beekman thinks that violations OF theatrical and
concert laws can he promptly corrected The Corpora
ton Counsel can at any time procure Injunction re-
strainng people from giving representations Mr. Beck
has sent 10 the Corporation Counsel the names OF
several persons whose licenses for have been
revoked He hopes destroy the Objectionable places In
Fourteenthst., Sixth-aye and other thoroughfares.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-21
JESS.
by H,NDER HAGGARD.
EuRoTot 'Nps sol0nsoEsaures ShSEts.

who had now apparently almost recovered
from her mauling, had played piece or two
crcditably enough, jess, who so far had been
nearly silent, sat down to the piano. She did
not do this willingly, indeed, for it was not
until her patriarchal uncle had insisted in
his ringing, cheery voice that she should
let Capt. Mel hear how she could sing
that she consented. But at last she did
consent, and then, after letting her fin
gers stray somewhat aimlessly along the
chords, she suddenly broke out into such song
as John Mel had never heard before. Her
voice, beautiful as it was, was not what is
known as a cultivated voice, and it was
German song, and therefore he did not un-
derstand it, but there was no need Of words
to translate its burden. Passion, despairing
yet hoping through its despair, echoed in its
every line, and love-unending love lowered
over the glorious notes-nay, descended upon
them like a spirit and made them his. Up,
up rang her wild, sweet voice, thrilling his
nerves till they answered to the music as an
Eolian harp answers to the winds. On went
the song with divine sweep, like the sweep
Of rushing pinions; higher, higher, yet higher
it scared, lifting up the listeners heart far
above the world on the trembling wings OF
sound-ay, even higher till the music hung
at heavens gate, and then it fell, swiftly as
an eagle falls, quivered and was dead.
John gave gasp, and, so strongly was he
moved, sank back i'll his chair feeling almost
faint with the revulsion of feeling that ensued
when the notes died away. He looked up
and caught Bessie watching him with an air
Of curiosity and amusement. jess was still
leaning against the piano and gently touch
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-21
COAST ITEMS.

Winters shipped the first apricots Wednes.
day.
Work is commenced on the new bridge
across The Salinas river at Templeton.
The towns .neighboring to the recent gold
find in San LUIS are almost depopulated.
Burglars have terrorized Seattle, w. T.,
lately. A vast amount of plunder has been
secured by them.
1t took Merced jury just FIVE minutes to
find Charles Carr guilty Of assisting pris.
oner to break Jail.
Immense petrifed bones have been found
near Paso Robles. Tney are supposed to be
those of mastadon.
There is a struggle between the gas and
electric-light companies at San Jose over the
right to light the city.
San Bernardino is Kidding the town Of ar
undesirable class of people by fining them
heavily and giving them long terms Of i'm.
prisonment.
A man has been arrested at Los Alamos
Santa Barbara county, answering to the de
scription of Springer, the San Bernardinc
wife murderer.
C. r. Petrie, who as the victim OF Mrs
Rozelle, the Los Angeles vitroil.tbrower,
claims to have been entrapped by the faii
but false woman.
The motive which induced w. l.. Hauser
Of San Jose, TO commit suicide is now stated
to have been that of poverty, which prevent
ed him from marrying.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Of Or
egon is in session at Portland, and the Grand
Lodge of Knights of Pythias Of Washington
Territory at Vancouver.
A strenuous effort is being made by the
Southern Pacific to parallel the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Ee- Road from Santa Ana
through to San Juan Capistrano and on te
San Diego.
]. Hall, charged with shooting the Dane
Hansen, about twenty miles down the
coast from Monterey, for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning Hansen's land, has been acquitted o
the charge.
San Diego fishermen captured in the kell
| fields, just outside the bay, a turtle nine feet
in length, width of back Eve feet, from til
to tip of flippers eight feet and four inches,
and circumference of neck four feet.
Richard Cockerill drank cyanide of potas
sium at the Dakota mill, near Bannock, M
T., Wednesday, thinking it was water. He
died soon aiterward. The deceased was ar
d-time California and Colorado miner.
John II. Rodgers, negro, who had forced
himself iuto the room OF German woman
who kept a dive in San Luis Obispo, wa.
killed by police officer, Wednesday morn
ing, he having refused to surrender when or
dered TO do SO.
A Mrs. Rosa Bruckman, living within six
miles OF Roseburg, Or, was found this weel
on the banks Of the Umpqua river, with hel
thaoat cut. Her parents say she committed
suicide, but the neighborhood declares tha
the circumstances point to foul crime.
The Tintie. Utah, lynchers. who were con
victed OF murder in the second degree. have
been sentenced as follows: "Red Patsy
Harrington and Patrick Regan, eleven year
each in the Penitentiary; "Big Dennis
Sullivan, Patrick Quinlan and John Harring
ton, seven years each, and Philip Green, nv
years.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-21
TIL Is q n = a.
STRENGTHENING REMEDY
AND.
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OUGBLY QUALIFIED
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-21


q gentleman; I don't care much about the
money, I'll take thousand for third share
if can get gentleman-none of your Beers
or mean whites for me. I tell you, have
had enough of Beers and their ways; the best
day of my life was when old Shepstone ran
up the Union Jack there in Pretoria and
could call myself an Englishman again.
Lord! and to think that there are men who
are subjects of the queen and want to be sub
jects of a republic again Madl Capt. Mel;
I tell you, quite madl However, there's an
end of it all now You know what Sir Gar
net Wolseley told them in the name of the
queen up at the vaal river, that this
country would remain English till
the sun stood still in the heavens
and the waters of the Vaal ran backward.
That's good enough for me, for, as tell these
grumbling fellows who want the land back
now that we have paid their debts and de-
feated their enemies, no English government
goes back ON its word, or breaks engagements
solemnly entered into by its representatives.
We leave that sort of thing to foreigners.
No, no, Capt Mel, would not ask you to
take share in this place if / wasn't sure that
it would remain under the British flag. But
we will talk of all this another time, and now
come in to breakfast"
After breakfast, as John was far too lame
to go about the farm, the fair Bessie sug-
gested that he should come and help her to
wash a batch of ostrich feathers, and, ac-
cordingly, off he went The locus operandi
was in a space of grass in the rear of little
clump of "naatche" orange trees, of which
the fruit is like that of the Maltese orange,
only larger. Here were placed an ordinary
washing tub half filled with warm water and
a tin bath full of cold. The ostrich feathers.
many of which were completely coated with
red dirt, were plunged first into the tub Of
fro BE ooNrINUEDl
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-21
CHAPTER III.

CdAFlEh Ill.
Mr.. FRANK MULLER.
John Mel woke early next morning. feeling
as sore and stiff as though he had been well
beaten and then strapped up tight in horse
girths He made shift, however, to dress
himself, and then, with the help of a stick,
limped through the French windows that
opened from his room on to the veranda and
surveyed the scene before him. 1t was de-
hghtful spot. At the back Of the house was
the steep, bowlder strewn face of the fat
topped bill that curved round on each side,
embosoming great slope Of green, in the lap
Of which the house was placed The house
itself was solidly built Of brown stone, and,
with the exception of the wagon shed and
other outhouses which were rooted with gal
vanized iron that shone and glistened in the
rays of the morning sun in way that would
have made an eagle blink, was covered with
rich brown thateh. All along its front ran
wide veranda, up the trellis work OF which
green vines and blooming creepers trailed
pleasantly, and beyond was the broad car
riage drive of red soil, bordered with bushy
orange trees laden with odorous flowers and
green and golden fruit On the farther side
of the orange trees were the gardens, fenced
in with low walls of rough stone, and the
orchard full of standard fruit trees, and
beyond these again the oxen and ostrich
kraals, the latter full of long necked birds.
To the right Of the house grew thriving
plantations Of blue gum and black waffle,
and to the left was a broad stretch Of culti-
waited lands, lying so that they could be irri-
gated for winter crops by means Of water led
from the great spring that gushed from the
mountain side high above the house and gave
a.. o.~pN fasx Nha y.lo
All these and many more things John Mel
saw as he looked out from the veranda at
Mooifontein, but, for the moment at any
rate, they were lost in the wild and wonderful
beauty of the panorama that rolled away for
miles and miles at his feet, till it was ended
by the mighty range of the Drakensberg to
the left, tipped here and there with snow,
and by the dim and vast horizon of the swell
ing Transvaal plains to the right and far in
front of him. 1t was beautiful sight, and
one to make the blood run in mans veins and
his heart beat happily because he was alive
to SEQ it Mile upon mile of grass clothed
veldt beneath, bending and ripping like a
corn field in the quick breath of the morning,
space upon space of deep blue sky overhead
with ne'er cloud to dim it, and the swift
rush of the wind between Then to the left
there, impressive to look on and conducive to
solemn thoughts, the mountains rear their
crests against the sky, and, crowned with the
gathered SHOWS of the centuries whose monu-
ments they are, from aeon to aeon gaze majes-
tically out over the wide plains and the
ephemeral, ant like races that tread them, and
while they endure think themselves the mas
ters of their little world And over all
mountain, plain and flashing strsam-the
glorious lipht of the African sun and the
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-21

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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-21
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